One piece of advice for any NTU newcomers,
BUY A MAP!!!!!!
It’s really easy to get lost in this school
so avoid unfamiliar shortcuts or you will most likely be lost for at least
30mins (Believe us, we have personally experienced it.)
Okay, last Thursday, we have had a
simulation trial run with our dear friends Jason and Bernard who has once again
dedicated their time in helping us to understand more about composite materials
and testing of its properties. (Further thanks to Jason for your slides, have
an enjoyable time in Korea and have fun!)
Well, we the advances in computer sciences,
we are now able to simulate testing procedure without the need to carry out the
actual process. As the results from the computed simulation are very similar to
the actual experimental result, there is a potential for us to rely on
simulated process in the future, saving us the hassle. However, one thing to
note is that the inputs must be correct and accurate.
Today, we were graced by the presence of
doctor Du who showed us some of NTU mse laboratories equipments as well as some
of their current projects, here are some pictures for you to see.
Sorry for spamming. So we are currently busy preparing for our final project/presentation this Wednesday. Hopefully we can win it, wish us luck. We are approaching the end of our research shadowing, lets end it with a bang!! this is defmat signing out for the last time. Thankyou all for all the support you have given to the members, one way or another.
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